Paris Hilton Hallmark Lawsuit; $500,000 Invasion Of Privacy
Paris Hilton has filed a federal lawsuit over a $2.49 Hallmark greeting card depicting her likeliness as well as her trademarked phrase “That’s Hot.”
In a complaint filed on Thursday in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, P.H says Hallmark has, among misappropriated her image and invaded her privacy with the card.
The card feature’s Paris’ “first day as a waitress” and was first distributed earlier this year. She is seeking $500,000 in damages.
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On September 7th 2007, Thumper wrote:
Drop the suit, Paris. You have destroyed your own privacy, and have profited greatly from it. Now you are trying to profit even more, because you can’t take a joke. I would have known nothing about these cards if I didn’t see your lawsuit in the news.